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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
FIRST AID TO ryJrRFD nrI1GAyprr,rs

Or william A. Plcrrcponi, medical examiner of the
Society for the Rendering Of First Ala 10 the nnrcd
yesterday afternoon addressed about thirty brohers
tho subject OF prompt relief In Of sudden
Illness accident. Prominent brokers interested
In tho society and there Will DO series OF lectures
given for the benefit ~ Wall Strert. Ths lecture
delivered I'm the board room which has some re
scmbance 70 a lecture room Ia medical or surgical
college. The doctor made many good points. but
he threw no Hight how first aid IS TO he extended
TO injured bears bulls except II he In the shape
Of money. Apparently those broker, and operators
In tho sharpcst mood Of this prompt relief did
attend lecture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

An ugly lmpleNion made Nellie a fright.
Her face was all pimply and cd.
Though Lectures were good and her blue eyes
bright
What a plain girl is Noiliel" they said
And now. rs by m gic. plain Nellie has grown
As a art SIS bris dream.
Hsr lace sweet ~ flower new blown,
Her checks are ike peaches and cream.
As Nellie walk. out Ia the fan morning light.
Her baauiy attracts every eye
And as Tor tho people who called her fright
why Nellie 10 hahdsomot" they cry.
And tho reason OF the change Ia that Nehs took Dr.
Pleross Golden Medical Discovery which Regulated her
liver cleared her conpsiioa made her blood pure hr
breath sweet face fsr md the detects
that had obscursi her beauty bsla by dtuxgl.ta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

SELLERN OF FKAk CIDik n TfoI Tx
ONANcO,K Va. Doe tNp, "a. The PROM ii"n ~"
are bslsg rgldly snleresd Asesssc tousy. AMI '"
vonders Of pear cider with suck 10 /"
promptly punished whom caught Joseph imsn -
to-day foani guilty OF violating prohibition avs w
evidence showing that he had been surreput ou'f""
sy psAr a. lot and lime Juice lie was ~satencsl ssN
nonths Inn zsnt az fns OF 500 lie 20 -.
county. james knock. who vs. recently on'fis~ 20
sl.lar chsrs-. wAs detected last night ia as ahen
csc DO lrom ilL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
PRESIDENT KINGS sHREwD PROPHECY
AMERICAN ROAD, nAMriErD BY TIE INTERSTATE

AMERICAN ROADS HAMFiEFb IN I'M - IFhS'"i"
CoNfMFRcE Bill.
The cutting OF ii meat iates by the Grand Trunk
ia tdcr to fo CO TIA, Amcro linc to cJnccdc hc d-
fcrenial rates f. claims has brought TO memory one ~
tic most scri' uit, predicted when the Interstate
tomme o bili was under d cus-lon This was the
d'sadvanta gc At which tn United states roads we're
placed in competing With foreign corporations.
lie wasteiu war Of rates now prevailing has reached
a point whorc all the American r'ads except the Van
dcrb 20 Inc, have wrldfawn hom all attempts to So
euro the bus and thus the Cana Ian road Almost
m.st, of the traffic although, II cou>c u - al rates
urremuneratlvc to i',rif. Int ru II ilc Am firIn
ro,,, are not losing money The iu,n-,, they arc
forced 10 gi,e up a largo share o; what might 10 pof
tall- tonnap" becaus. Of The tactics Of thr Gfani
Irunh TIE IElHt of irc,uIaer 49, lrs6. published
irte estng AID important interview With pr"'deui
John Ming, oi III. Lfic. 100 Wlich ne present con
ltion Of anal proIh ~ aliy drawn in words given
herewith DO T. really remarkable how c"mpeitY
lc,i ent n pred ction has teen f-Ihed lie said:
As 10 bushes, to AID li.m point, Lcyond LUnalo,
there would be- only Or course TO a!opi-to adv ancc
the through rate, 20 Sub &c. .t.id, would enable
tie lufc saic road, 2, Obtain AID reasonable rates
nom local stations on tlclr lines All the leading
uc, ruuuGs between tn Eist and West would unite,
as they would be In the same llsht. except ,insuiu
enough, tho Canadian II e. lake tho Grasd Trunk
Road Tor example. That cor lauy Ia, hnc under
.ouf.ol fum Chicago To- the uutlcr In the nltcd
siAtrs, Ia which small portion Only OF the through
He 10 Montreal is situated, Tie CONF any would Re sub
Jr't to ITO law of Congress. but once rlcr dc ana
Iue where such law, without any erect hat
c.e upon their lO. a. iiAlc, thr Eany would he
ci Irr., uni. rnr-d. Ia. result wound surely BE-
that ta- Grand Trunk liu" an" the Canadian Pacific
"h"urhc ~ 10 carries ont is hrue t. band INTO hi
casO would dominate thu situation 10 rates scncr
an and - To- eNpO.t bushes, particularly, and Aase
All tho American Ines a. thrir rcy. far port
frame + nod tn tauuiiiN iirrs could thc
ratio tum hicago 10 Montreal twenty or fifteen cent.
per LtId ed pounds. aid tAe lat" ron point In
afala TO Montreal Al al lr those rates without
Ltericon'e, and the American uuc' would be obliged
10 'harsc tho rat, from all focal points east ~
C4cagl rom III. ago which they tud not sIOrd
do o e>~ allow the aiad an lines TO- take the bust
lr>,. Nha IS iru" 80 hiCA- also true L. 10
ans other I'M ortaat Western centres reached through
licago We sci, 80 10 tho Fort, WAele they set The
hcSt ir' ng carRo",. and IN 70. than - months the
iurc rade Of Montreal would vastly Increase g. the
clt injury e he Ell .. our Atlantic srIboard
cannot Irlevr that tourrr>> viii 80 egslafe 10 favor
Il anlIa and against the Interests Of this country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

Public Works Of Jersey CITY which passed rr'suaes
permitting the Psnnsvlvaaa Railroad COMPANY
'rActs 90 Jersey CIV denied hy he irene
Court to day. Tle opinion wa n.si ~ Judge iepis
Louisville. Doe t>DscGl. President Barnard Ok
tn. Ohis and Mississippi. was az Wa.ningiof Ind %
day Upon guarantee that The company Should no 70
lmbursed by TIRE town for damages psii Tor .i's 10
that the machine shop. oi TIE Ns.Lss
division would 10 removed 10 Washington ltSn Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

WASHINGTON. Dec D,pc- ah.-"Idmr1d'csI Il on me
lat week. remarked secretary Lamar odAJ to- I!srd
'lsIpP.sc hc Wal object 10 IN esnhrnAii'r An ne n
INA eli fvr vacancy tao -uprs n" Court b"nch.
When Ldnuai, cal, I.yboly ualcr ~ uisr Gre IN
tauces You may depend upon II tbAl he noAs 20 oJce
% AIs nouin4tlsn IN ths senate. Know hm OF I'D
What Nj Lamar WsI.i sgeA to lnalr<is tat 10
Al. .o.,,nt xiou, A. 10 %. result sls
Is -tn-ts his ifsads. However, confidently
predict tuAf ne vii nst be rejected
A l,iicr received Washington last night fton Don
NJ. IIo AIbsoh .ys among 'hrI t-lrs-:
disposed oi mouse ici go,.s-'ial be IN wash
THIS seems to remove all doubt a. 10 Dckin'on's en-
tcrlns tho Cabinet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
MRS. Hr1-rY GREEN STILL Ayr>coylsrlc

Tho street rumors that Mrs iIrtty Green. who IS
holder Of Junior bonds IN the Houston and Texas
Central. had reached agreement with q. y. Hunt
gton by which She viii assent 90 the reorganization
We're denied yesterday BY Nr Huntington member
Of The committee Of tho general mortgage bonlholdrrs
said thar Il not true that Mrs. Green and Mr.
Huntington had agreed upon amended plan Il
reorganization. Mr. Huntington had given IN writing
the committee that better terms would be al
lowed to non srning than 10 asserting bondhOldcrs
and hs would not therefore a. man II honor. make
any separate settlement. Ink IRibt NJ announced
some DAYS ago the agreement between the committee
and MIR Huntington and the plan Will - published In
few days Mrs. Green is m nority holder and II sh"
stands out only get her share Of any foreclosure
sale Tho plan secured 10y thc boudhollcr committee
f, said to be fair and adv analogous 10 all Interests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
COMPLAINING AGAINST RATE DIVISIONS.

The general traffic managers Of the trunk lines met
at Commissioner Fluks Office yesterday and devoted
large part Of their time 10 discussing the division Of
through rates TO points north AMI west OF tho
Mississippi River This IS old point ~ controversy
and the Eastern roa,s complain OF injustice on tho
part ~ tcir indr pendent Western connections Nesr
iiatiOns, however, have been opened with the lines
west OF chicago 10 secure settlement IhNfr J.
,onc talk Of abandoning through bills of l-dlns IN
casa an agreeUcut cannot 10 reached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
rLrnLOL rOR Az UNWILLING LOVER

READING Posn., Dec. oSpcciah. Niles Mary +. Lloyd
and Howard Potter engaged 10 he married. Last
nj yonng Potter called on Miss Lloyd and after brof
conycr,ailsn remarked MARY, cannot marry you"
TIM ysung wosan seized "A tumber partly filled with
yItriol and dashed tho csRtens IN Potcrs iace II Ia
feared he will no dsgnrcd for life, but ho says lie
Will moi nrnArcuts MsA LIOfh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
CHARLES BATrELL THOMSON.

Lyons. y. Y. Dec (>IcciaD Charles Batel Thorn
sol, the Oldest Western New York died at his
homo in Leroy this mornn. from stroke OF paralysis
Is was actively In the newspaper business for
nfy one years and Editor Of The Leroy Ga;eHe for
fort -four years Ten years age Mr. Thomson was Pe'
d.ni Of the NevYork state Press Association lie had
psr.osal acdnaintance with nearly every Newspaper
man I'm tai, snl forscrly srspg Republican
ls.dcr N Livingston aud Wyoming County. His age
" scyenty-slI years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
THE rErssMr>'s UNION SUIT DrsMrasED

A decision rendered by Judge LlcOAOs yesterday
wiich wi ave important effect on labor matters
The international Twp, graphical Cuon az Ia annual
c,ay.niDu Las, Angus revised the charter Of the Press,
mcns Union ~. - winch ia sIpD u nl,e Sac because.
contrary tho rulcs Of IN, international Union, me
prcsssss admitted feeders IS wei as
o.. VINO handle tic dresses lie policy the later
national non . ave The VARIOUS branches o, tne
business N different unions
ia. .e h.r. tie Prc.suIen', Union hrough suit IN
the frI so ftrcit Court 10 compel the rcnsta'-
nen' o. The unio1 lhO fBo international Typographical
Esn. However, me latter sr.snKdinn - not NJ
csrporAfcd JuIsa Isesnhs he'll That ltS oiCc :, $50
I've n Cllra-s Warrington aEd Nashville, aud rns
tse irfsn lAt u the st, could 40, 10 Susi Mere
Inc a. Gis missed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
, Dy,yOyD BJy0 FOR MR.. BROCKwAY

The Mutual Knights Tcmplar Association Of New-York
celebrated It's one hundrcdh monthly meeting last night
by a dinner at the Ashland House The association Is
mutual benefit Organization, and during It's existence has
expended $4,000 In benefits for fourteen deaths, s0o05
IN relieving sick needy and has $4,000 now In It's
treasury. 100 members down " tho tables last
evening TOasts were responded by Sir Isaac Simon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

son. Eqlncn, sf Buck a@ Fmn .- Sir Grorge W.
Wa'gavc. Ar0nr ih'ie f. '' " "oIe a' .o,,,
Hl.nck II. II. HpcSwaJ. John scott, Ceorg, Snht'
William johnson, ir.. oLrrt Black and william Is. ,arr;
Af.r ir- andug foasf Nj. BUCK, IN bthdil u
IA, rotation. ,tssanir. c SiF H. H. BucNWhI' pro
rcor II ~" ashland House. bintsJmc diam"nd rinI
me riue. hrh T. valued sf0". bears l.sc Diamond
Win . -'irg 81 god u,On winch is engraved the motto
nf NJ rh,r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
MIR sr1Iy.s rrrrxps STILL CONFIDENT

There was an active demand yesterday In the >tcch
Exchange for tho Richmond and Vest Point Terminal
stock because tho transfer books for the annual meet
Ing closed that day ~ much a. ~ per di"m
was paid for stock Ths directors met but took no
action 81 Importance The friends Of Alfred >uly ~'lll
claim that hey will be successful In roaming Mr. >uN
a. president, lut this &, not conceded by tho friends
If Tho compromise directors ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
yrsr,cr DoyoHTrs RETIREnENr

JUSTICE DONOHTES RhfiRhhhNL IA
Justice Donohue 81 ths supreme Court sa' ."
for a.. last tim. yesterday before clesiog INC :, ~
N. supr.m. cenr, circuit. r.r, III. 10 disposed
ca.e. bank Of ro.cbnds presented By lac -
lien lay upon ms dssk lie proposes - nes. LA ~
month of be term Of once 70 sestilhs W
in Rls hAadA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
II. 4. BURBECk

BosroV Dec I'll H. Burbock. for nearly ten years
Day Assistant city Editor OF The Hcrdh died night at
his residence 10 Charle,town of paralysis after weeks
ul.,,, lie was about thirty-hye years old and WAS
highly est-omod by all who know him. lie leaves -
widow aud an Infxut daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
rrnnG ANlzING AN ENrnrss coNrNNY

The hanbers interested In the reorganization ~ III"
Wisconsin central Company express confidence ~ the
success II the scheme. Notice has been given 10y
Trustees Charles l.. Colby Edwin II Abbot ana t"i
cato IIoyt To holders of ne second series h"h>
and preferred aud common stocks tiu Tue opportunity
t. effect exchange for tho ne" securities WIZ 'eI
mln,tr On D@cemhcr ~. Tho registrars 81 the new
securities tho Boston safe Deposit ana Trust ON
pnny I'm that and tho Farmers Loan and trust
Iumpany New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
Mr.. P0WDERLETS LATEST LITTER.
WHAT MEMBERS OF THE ORDER HERE THINK or
LA EINAL OHGANIZA TION.

WHAT MEMBERS OF THE ORDER HERE THINK OF
Ir-A Rival ORGANIZATIONS
General Master Workman Pouderly's letter in yester-
da,, ssne ~ The Jondi n Tned Lobor carefully
road nv tie Enigas Labor In ,hi. city. Tbs paper Is
tho official organ OF the Executive Board Of the
ercanizatlon and through it, medium alene does tho
General Master Workman express his views
for TIE benefit of the public. In this last
issu. Mr. Powderly takes up Tie trouble aud
dissatisfaction existing IN the order AID treats in
a aarlr and straghtf,r ward way. The GROWERS and
secesson IL are spared ana they will now have am
ME opportanly TO discuss some tangible for a
grievance.
prominent Knight of Labor in this city said yestcr-
day: Lam glad that Mr. Powaerly has shown his teeth
in This way. What gooI dill 1t do him TO keep silent
whl. his enemies teriug fasehoods among tho
vsrlou, ,1css and csusas all the trouble they could
Mr. Powderiy naturally undsmsustrativc man, aud
hs dslikes netting much rs newspaper controversy
with men who are only tryin to get him In hopes
that he will reign Mr. Powdcry cannt he handled as
some wona Ike to handle him. AMI th1t IA jn't where
the trouble les II would plot aud scheme ahd HE
Tao por OF tho many haugeron, who have doho Inc
We ild bs fellow IN tina world. tho most careful
shfey OF managers. Eu IS he Is, ne IA calleo
every thai they dare to without coming within the
pale al the law
II IL rot thought that the circular sent ont by the
Provisional CosaMittss OF Chicago will Induce any
DIV from the orrr. Those local districts that have
h., spenhei for ans her Will undOuOt-
sides with thc order hut further tlan that
there will probably be no large accs,slsAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
couMIsslosEEs Ar LoGGranEADs.

NAsruNCIoN. lee. tSpecis There /, very littls
chance the Pscno Iallroa1 Cona.sseners bcin. able
10 agree upsn unsnnsus rsp,r,. sIch has been nc
sired BY tue President Inc views OF Ce1mlssisnsrs
Litter aud Andsr reasonably favorable u the
roads In olhsr words. They recommend long ims
bond Al low r.e Governor P4ttisss Asnevsf, luss,s
upon the road, being bel1 10 r.id accountability, NO
matter what tue consequences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
nor ORLIoED 10 r.rLIcENSF-

CHICAGO bee. Judge rulsy ths motnihs "A
the agreed case between the cav of '"'" -.
Enright 3 Kelly. Wholesale hqusr d.a"ts "h''" -.
br-1 stipulated will govern all of the ~hs r'-' -
a. 10 the p,vneut 81 cty hcsHss FROM 49,, Ta.s'
under a ordinance of former date '"'e'
dcci led against he city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
AsHnRr oN rnE nAROLINA COASI

ASHORE ON THE CAROLINA COAST
WARRINGTON. Dee. 1.-The sisnai Corps station Ut
washwosdS c. reports to tue Chief Signal Ofesr as
fellovss The Steamship 8. T. Kimberly OF Port GlaS
And cotton strandsd oas mile south OF washwso6s at
nnldniRht"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
pYrHAGoRAs HALL SECURELY rIcXrrED.

James J. Quinn. the Master workman Of District Ns.
80 Of hs knights ~ Labor has deerained 10 keep all
reporter. ont Of Pythagoras Hall at all hazards 1t
expected that tho Working womens Protective Assoca-
tioa would hold another meeting there last night Bat
The meeting not he'd and there viii Hereafter
hc suly one nsetipg week Whom TRBu NJ reporter
hall last night tho entrance PSkcted ~
lie pusaei through them anu started To 20 p"
fh, floor above where tie wsaisns meeting IL usually
held su Ns by another Knight al the foot or tho
starr. THIS iaiIyidIsl blOcAe ths rsy aed SAIL:
You c-it 20 up theIe dsst you know you're not al
ID rrd ia here
rns reporter left the pace without walisS to be
throw on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

The Brewers aion 70. al Nss-N ,rk IA, been ipcor
por-tsI By charles EngsuAa FREDERICK Sehsoil J4cs'
H. rnsel aud Jacob Hunsr. VITA tao following trustees
for lac nr,t year Peter DAnuecker. Lou. Keller An
dre1. FRI tel thar,. r. ipii4 lIrrbrluL Ih.
sct- ~ Tue Organization To m ntAn AMI resn'
tue 70, tsl ~ protect thrir interests
M ihsir dcAlnsi with tnrir employers Aai forSmeu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
SENATE COMPLICATIONS PROBABLE.

wAsnf>cTo>. Dec, = t>pociaN Tho beurcTatie scna
tors have not arrived any conclusion vet 10 ardin
the cour.. they VIII fAe Ia the cases 81 Nsssr5 tn pie
ard Faulkasr Tarv bell ctIrIa tJ-laT without
rcachin. any result b-yor isstrucsg the C,u'us On
IN fr, 10 send urgcntdi.pJchs 10 ihs ab'cni.es. Nc,'r
B, s-t' of New Jersey: Gib.ol, ~ ioussrd, ''iqrt
Of ,,ror.t rsrgr. Of VI ,-i~sppi iIeAi n. o. taipr
ma. n, aptsn Of -o.tA tAruliAa ANA salisbury. Of
Delaware. io he prrscn without fsI On Nonlh' next
sllt ~ ~ the Democratic -c,sfprs
O. morrow al nosn l. --.u, iItsuuss 10 force tao
seating Of both Turplc al Fan snsr regard
les, ~ suury Justice ne mat
ter. and threaten obstruction fneAs res IN chse
the Republicans -houll insist that nDfh cas's receive
judicial con,lrr4lon the htn's Of he rropcr .sin
"a tco ,.arls NJ Iurp iac Indications ~f' Tat
iho HepuncAu. XIII ir'st upOa thoroIss iA'r-Ai'n
o, hls aims 10 I seat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
MrscELlANEoUs RAILWAY ixrEL.IuEy'

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE
President kisg. of the Nrwyoik Lake Ltle ami wcst
orn Railroad las appointed T.. Is. shsfee purchasing
agent, Ia place OF q. Tullsr. resigned
Tho new afty year hsst mortgage geld bonds o. the
Third Avenue Railroad Company have boon sold 10 Yer
mIlyc Co
TRfNroN. Dec. . (SpecidD. The application for q writ
OF cerlorarl to review the proceedings OF the Board OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

home Perhaps that 'canu egn STAR -, csrainiy
II is nnifs As trns "a 'Physir9i week BaeSs a'ser 'n
mat f,ick reniersi gallant and distinguished service
ia HE army during iha mn very confident ir&,
la never mustered into the service OF 'ho ohcu
States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
A RAGING FIGHT OVER HOUfE OFFICES.
MR. R,INTSs NAME To BE PUr ioEwAEp FOR
DO"NK T"Fr

WASHINGTON Dee. = tsp'r ~ The great ta'ansNill
Parliamentary cont-. b..-c.r the Bar and the Eines
Of which Mr. PickwicK was spectator was nsihins
when conp4rel villa tho contest now raging Ia the
Democratic party Washington over two OF the minor
office, of the House. indeed one might sly over
on. OF the olcos thai % rorkscpsr Men st nights
To talk .bolt it, Headquarters ara kept open caos fly
hitler and hitier tele-lpl wires are kept bot beno
cratic drlcyat sns from Staas hold mysterious
conferences in dark corners. all the "MDahs and
hedges" are intcrested In TACT barring
the surplus, Democrats IN Washington c"h
think or nothing else. talk OF no'tirs
else cxccIt the fight tie Dserktt persp an Office
with "a >alary of $4,000 pr annuh. n p'horrailc
Cos~r ssuan from an stale viii nght as halfl IN the
,uessrn.cr ~ The House West Nir-in, Congressman
Mil fsr River and IIarb0r hill u"" THIS terrible
s:ru..lr VIII cad man an ioretell
ire New ok elLsCrats are as dcSpy lhtercS''d rs
auyboI . Nr Halurs brought dOwn from ircheS-
Ter asies candidate. against General 'latk Tor
the rship but slron- lcipn that that was bl8d
ard tha c would hr hrJl-ht cut al The last moment
i2cd.
caucus OF Eastern Democrats was held TN, evening
at which were present all me Me- Ork Democrats
an -,rs.uen except Me-srs. Belmont and IrscY
T. was agreed that Hans,'s name should ne Win
drawn "a candidate Tor clerk committee was tnen
ounniusd 10 confer with Sneaker Carlisle ami sber
ithrrn ami Western democrats 10 ascertain whether
any siderable pUuhsr of votes can 10 uIa"s from
onelson aud Hunt The comnits"s rspsrt 10 he sub
uftr n,.n To- orrow and II faVerhle R@iDes viii he
placed before the caucus tomorrow night ~ Candidate
T. ODrkrp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

col FELLOWS AGAIN AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
WA,miNGloS, Dec. 9.-f olDns Fellows, OF NesYo.S
a tls MbIe House sdAy ami Lad shs-t inter
view with tue IIssiI,ut asa NolOasl Lamont
OJ Iutrrstof, Commerce Communion Ihrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

To TTOLN \ MFFTTNF ~ ~" NTI''T'TFT'''
Tho stoc kholders Of tho ST. Louis and sanlranrsco
Will meet hero next Thursday 10 discuss tho advls
ability of undertaking a number ~ extensions. II +
not likely that moro than 81 900 900 of tho extension
morglge bond, VIII w. Authorized Ia be ISSUED az Tins
meeting They VII lie put out under tho WofiSas"
alrcndy auhurirot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

HAMILTON. OHIO. Dec. . Tsp ctb. George X. Duck
worth about To make another legal attack the man
ag,mcn Of tae Cincinnati. Hamilton and Davtsa Rail
road Ia the merhins suit oil injunction will 10 Ned
ia the Butler county Court Of tons.n Pleas with
prevent nc"ontsn- prRltn. The decision OF the -t
IN error IN The Nnprrlne l0nIt 81 ono.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
VuIsKEY AND TOBACCO TAXES.

WAsHIxCTOS, Dec. 2 t>peciaD. - Tho big whis'
key manufacturers who have been striving for seven
or eight Yeas escape the payment Of the taxes on
whiskey manufactured by them, aud got who are lit
tcry opposed TO tho repea or reduction OF that tai
have their rcpcscntatlv already on the ground to
prevent any legislation IN that direction. They II
make a strong hight against even tho propo ,tlOn 10
relieve from Internal taxation under IrOior T.
guards alcohol used In manufactures and The mec an
c arts They viii also hoht Tho proposition to REPEAL
the tax on spirits distilled from fruits, on the ground
that those d,tilles If relieved from Government In
spectlon and supervision, VIII proceed to grain dis
tatlon
II s said what appears TO be good authority that
the larger manufacturers of cigars and cigarettes and
poss bly, of CHEWING tobacco Will unite their forces with
the whiskey In order to prevent any reduction OF
Internal taxation which might ai ct tier ln'ere 49,
IL seems that tho reprcsc alton made to the J. osehl
and the Secert arg Of The Treasury, as woI aS 10 MI
Carlisle, which induced thcn to agree thai cBiIs aud
cigarettes should DO oAcepcd from The repeal oi me
tobacco taxes III EFFECT that tho clBuInhk'r r.
oppOs ID It. such repeal, and that tho big
maufac' and trcir Ie!reS-ntal'Scs were 'r
spOnslbe In the main for the Impression this prodc a.
Nothing Is moro certain, however, than that II me
House can be brought to tho cons der alton 81 the
question all the tobacco taxes VIII De swept away and
there Ii no reason doubt that the Senate W. ud prob
ably rGtify the action of the House.